Soliman: Jermain Taylor Dangerous, Has Nothing To Lose

Jermain Taylor has vowed to “beat the hell” out of Sam Soliman when he faces the IBF middleweight champion in Biloxi, Mississippi on Wednesday.

Former undisputed champion Taylor has to roll back the years and win a world title again after he held all four belts following victory over Bernard Hopkins in 2005.

The American quit the ring in 2009 for two years after losing four out of five bouts at super middleweight in a two-year span.

However, Taylor returned to the ring in late 2011 and is 4-0 in his comeback, his most recent triumph a seventh-round stoppage of Juan Carlos Candelo last December.

"I've made a bunch of mistakes in boxing, losing to fighters I shouldn't have because of a lack of training, but I'm ready to clear all that," Taylor said. "Sam Soliman is a great fighter. He has had a great career and he comes to fight, but I have to go in there and beat the hell out of him."

Soliman, who turns 41 next month, won the IBF belt with a unanimous decision over Felix Sturm last May before his rival’s home fans in Germany.

The Melbourne fighter had defeated Sturm in 2013 but that verdict was changed to no contest after Soliman tested positive for the banned stimulant methylsnephrine, leading to a nine-month ban for the Aussie.

[QUOTE=Lunchbucket;15007439]Jermain Taylor has also said via Instagram that he'll never lose to another white boy. I hope Sam walks out with his belt.[/QUOTE]i am a white boxing fan and i can assure you, jermain taylor is no racist, I HOPE…